William Harman Black, New York, letter to Bernard M. Baruch, Washington, D.C
Description
Typescript letter signed. Is sending a copy of a constitutional amendment proposal. Includes typescript copy of response from John M. Hancock on behalf of Bernard Baruch, 1943 October 20; typescript signed of Black's amendment proposal with notes, 1943 October 15; and typescript letter signed of Black's response to Hancock, 1943 October 31. (9 pages total)
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Typescript letter signed. Requests a statement by Baruch for the Associated Press to be used in the event of Germany's surrender. Includes typescript copy of Baruch's response to Allen, 1943 October 18. (2 pages total)
Typescript letter signed. From the Associated Press, sending copies of a "personality story" about Baruch. Includes typescript copy of Baruch's response to Arne, 1944 January 17, and clippings of articles. (2 pages and clippings)
Typescript letter signed. Congratulating Strother on his appointment in the Hoover White House. Includes typescript copy of Strother's response to Baruch, 1929 May 20. (2 pages total)
Typescript letter signed. Is enclosing a statement on a subject "you have often heard me discuss." Includes typescript copy of Strother's response to Baruch, 1931 March 10. (2 pages total)
Typescript letter signed. Wondering if Baruch is interested in purchasing a collection of Thomas Edison and Civil War material for the Library of Congress. (1 page)
Typescript letter signed. Is having his publisher send him a copy of the newly published second volume of his memoir, Baruch, The Public Years. (1 page)
